Cairo Bracelet | GOLD
Regular price $39.95Cairo is a forceful delicate glass bead.
This bracelet features a stretch combination of an adjustable toughened cotton and fits between 13cm to 24cm in wrist circumference. and which may vary slightly depending on bead pattern.
All purchases come in complimentary STAVRO reusable suede pouch.
Coloured Bead : Glass
Material of Gold bead: 24k Gold Vermeil (3 microns gold plating over Brass)
Size: circumference of 13cm-24cm
Length: 17cm
The tempered glass beads will hold their colours in water although they should not be exposed to perfumes, chemicals, cosmetics and the like. The 24k gold plated beads should be treated like all gold jewellery
“With a new normal approach and not being beaten down by the current climate my client was ready to have the project finished for post-pandemic for all women. Togah Life Boutique project needed to be handled with fragility, with consideration for every decision made and every design intent executed for her investment to the retail industry, especially now.
The design evokes simple naked beauty, welcoming real woman from all walks of life. Understated with a lot of depth carved into the creation, present in the textured walls that surround the store providing a blanket of European culture. Meticulous attention to detail here was paramount to evoke the European subtly. The entry dresses your eyes with linen cascading fabric from floor to ceiling curving a back drop to the immaculately dressed mannequins complimenting the original rounded glass shop front imitating the 50’s dressing room vibes.
When we started I was given an image of Eva’s most pride possession sourced from her travels to Italy. A ceramic face, a figure of a woman bold and strong with mixes of eclectic patterns and colour, shinny and proud. Eva said to me, 'This is me, she is me, she is everything. She is the emotion, the knowledge and serves as a reminder of my power, strength and beauty’. She made it to the store and now sits on the entry display table with pride and encouragement for all woman”.
Editorial credits
Interior Designer: @joannemotee
Magazine: @figsandfeta
Photography: Edmund Bourrilhorn